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About TheChaplain
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Comment #49113020
Question: Is there some kind of official protocol for Mastodon? Reason I ask, is if whoever is in charge have considered to support moving posts and interactions from one server to…
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Comment #49083890
If you have any domains that does not use email, it may be a good idea to set up some DNS records to prevent it being used. DNS SPF record: mydomain.io. TXT "v=spf1 -all" DNS DMARC…
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Comment #49034625
It's not that bad, they still make money on consumer- and micro batteries. Needs a bit of restructuring.
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Comment #49018799
I don't really see a problem with this decision (or the one regarding crypto), they were voted on by the active members of Codeberg, simply a democratic outcome.
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Comment #49017390
You need to specifically register as an active member to get voting rights.
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Comment #48957077
Ah slight disappointment, first I thought it was a revival of the hack-n-slash Moonstone-game from the Amiga era. But projects made in Zig are just as cool :)
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Comment #48904327
They could just sidestep it, by making the electricity free but the transport or cable use more expensive, no?
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Comment #48858167
I've tried to learn rust of the longest time but failed, it's not the community that is the problem but the language itself. It is far from aesthetically pleasing, a child of perl …
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Comment #48846764
If I understand it correctly, their target is projects like the recent pgrust (PostgreSQL in rust) which are full conversions of projects that no-one else will ever use. It's just …
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Comment #48815865
I am not a believer, but pray that whichever $DEITY is watching over Donald Knuth allows him a healthy and long life to reach the achievement of finishing volume 7.
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Comment #48785569
This is really good! I use htop often but pretty much only use it to find pid or cpu-culprits, and never really understood the rest.
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Comment #48785503
Euro5 also means >90% less exhaust fumes compared to Euro1 which was introduced 1999 iirc. The difference between a 1950 and 2026 Vespa must be huge.
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Comment #48763039
Funny that the article didn't mention it. Infineon got €1bn of tax payer money to open the plant (~$1.1bn).
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Comment #48750229
48kHz has been the recommended setting with Premiere Pro as long as I can remember. 44.1kHz, isn't that what lameMP3 uses as default?
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Comment #48596369
IMHO there is little point of these conversion projects. It screams of "look at me, see what I made" and when the attention goes down a little nothing was ever pushed to the repo e…
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Comment #48527260
Not often you encounter a site that makes scrolling choppy.
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Comment #48408338
I don't have Facebook nor Instagram, but my partner does and so does my siblings, parents and cousins. Photos of me undoubtedly exist on their platform, with my name as well. Not s…
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Comment #48387462
I like Angular, it feels a bit like Django. Easy to use with everything included.
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Comment #48336758
I really love this kind of articles, so much to learn.
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Comment #48310216
I am 100% certain, that if you go to a Ferrari dealer and buy one of their cars, they will clearly inform you of their rules. Of course you can have a friend to buy it for you, but…
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Comment #48307462
You are free to do whatever, but companies are also free to choose who they conduct business with. In the case of Ferrari, their products are essentially also rolling advertisement…
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Comment #48293359
It's not a bad thing to realize that one can be wrong and then strive for change.
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Comment #48284045
The Ferrari Testarossa (F110) is probably the most beautiful of their line IMHO, hair-rising roar it has too.
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Comment #48151385
Stupid question, but what if you just open an account at a credit union, then have that one connected to plaid? If it needs to see transactions, just have your salary deposited the…
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Comment #48139112
If you live in the EU and bought the car there, the GDPR still applies, even if data is sent to Toyota in Japan. You have the full right to view and ask for deletion.